These house placements are all so absolutely perfectāyes, even with Hiccup in Hufflepuff rather than Ravenclaw. Letās just take a look:
THE TRAITS OF THE HOUSES ARE:
Studious, with a passion for learning
So, those are the bare essentials of what make up the four Houses. To compare those to the characters listed above ā¦
Merida is obviously blatantly courageous and daring. She constantly seeks out new adventures and thrills, and her thirst for adventure often leads her to being impulsive and rash (a trait commonly seen in Gryffindors as well). Nevertheless, she never means any harm to anyone and always tries to protect those around her. She might be mischievous and headstrong, but her chivalry tempers her daring.
Rapunzel, having spent most of her life locked in a tower, is incredibly studious. Being a Ravenclaw doesnāt just mean youāre smart; it means that you have a thirst for knowledge, which Rapunzel clearly does. After all, why did she want to leave the tower? To see the lights. Specifically, to learn about the lights and their significance. Rapunzel is all about new experiences and learning, and her quick wit saved both her and Flynn on numerous occasions. Ravenclaw is certainly a nice fit for her.
Hiccup is smart. I believe this is why someone above suggested Ravenclaw would be a better fit for him. After all, not only does he know a lot, but heās resourceful and can put things together quickly, too. But all the same, I urge people to remember that there are studious, brilliant students in other Houses, tooālook at Hermione Granger. She is quite literally the brightest witch of her age, yet she ended up in Gryffindor. Hiccup is very smart, yes, but that doesnāt make him a shoo-in for Ravenclaw.
Nah, Hufflepuff is a better fit.
Hiccup is smart, but he is also determined and patient. Once he sets his mind to a task, he doesnāt move from it, instead seeing it through to the end (see: training Toothless despite the fact that Toothless was a wild Night Fury, or opening the Dragon Academy, etc.). Yes, he can be a sarcastic deadpan snarker but that doesnāt change the fact that he gets stuff done once he sets his mind to any given task. He is also incredibly loyal; look at the way heāll throw himself in danger to try and protect Toothless, or the way heāll throw a race for Snotlout just because Snotlout is (kind of) his friend. Hiccup doesnāt abandon those he cares about, or throw them to the wolves; Hell, he sticks by those he doesnāt even like very much (see again: Snotlout) just out of a sense of loyalty and camaraderie.Ā
Lastly, Hiccup is extremely hardworking. Look at how he kept trying to fight dragons in the beginning because he wanted to be useful. Look at how he made the weapons even when he couldnāt. Look at all of the effort he put into training Toothless when he didnāt have to, or how much he works at the Dragon Academy and to make life better for the dragons on Berk. Hiccup doesnāt slack off. Heās constantly finding new work to do.
So yeah, Hufflepuff is absolutely perfect for him, to be quite honest. And that brings us to ā¦
Jack Frost, in Slytherin. This one is as easy as cake. Jack is ambitiousāwe see this in the way that he only agrees to officially join the Guardiansā task when he hears that his memories are at stake. His memories are something that he wants, thus putting something in the deal for him, thus he is interested (not that he didnāt care about kids, but as far as he was concerned up until that point, he could watch out for kids on his own, without needing to join the Guardians). Heās cunning and clever, always sharp of wit and tongue when trading barbs with Bunnymund, and also the only Guardian that can go toe-to-toe with and pose a real threat to Pitch (beyond Sandy, but Sandy is a special case). Heās resourceful, too, able to think of a new solution on the spot even when Pitch had them backed into a corner. Yeah, heās definitely a Slytherin, and thatās probably why Pitch felt that he could tempt Jack to his sideābecause once upon a time, Pitch was a muggle-born Slytherin, too.
Astrid, I feel, would also be in Slytherin, because she has always been highly ambitious and competitive from the start. The fact that his best friend and girlfriend happened to be in Slytherin would probably earn Hiccup a bit of a reputation, but I highly doubt he would care. After all, his friends are his friends. His best subject would also be Care of Magical Creatures, obvs.Ā
I think Toothiana would be a Ravenclaw, and Eugene/Flynn Rider a Slytherin. Meridaās little brothers, meanwhile, would follow in her footsteps and be Gryffindors.Ā
And okay, Iāll stop now.
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